FESTIVAL REVIEW: We Went To BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend And We Were Majorly Impressed
Radio 1 kicked off the festival season in style BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend is one of the UK’s biggest...
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GIG REVIEW: We went to see Years and Years live and they were a-m-a-z-i-n-g
The synth-pop trio know how to put on a show It’s hard to deny that Years and Years are one of...
GIG REVIEW: Sunset Sons + Louis Berry’s UK tour was, predictably, brilliant
The anthemic indie-rockers are on the form of their lives It’s really, really hard not to enjoy a Sunset Sons show. We’ve seen them a few times over the past year and they’ve always been on top form, so we...
REVIEW: Exeter punks Muncie Girls’ debut EP is very good indeed
Fiery trio unleash long-awaited debut Have you heard of Muncie Girls? The Devon punks are one of the most talked-about...
GIG REVIEW: Nottingham’s Georgie was great when she supported Jake Bugg
The angry singer/songwriter impressed at Electric Brixton Northern singer/songwriter Georgie writes catchy-as-hell songs with more emotion than an episode of...
GIG REVIEW: We went to see Travis play in a pub and they were amazing
Scottish melancholy masters haven’t lost their magic touch Travis are back with a bang. After three years out, the Glasgow-born soft-rockers have unveiled a new single, announced the release of a new album, and put a bunch of UK tour dates...
Seafret // Tell Me It’s Real
An effortlessly brilliant debut from the Bridlington duo There’s no denying that Seafret are special. Not only are their songs finely-crafted...
Two Ways Home // Better Days
There’s no denying that Two Ways Home are unique. The Anglo-Austrian five-piece have used their specific blend of folk rock...
Honey Moon // Honey Moon EP
Let’s get one thing straight – Honey Moon make ‘cool’ music. It’s understated, it’s minimal, and it’s perfect for the 10” vinyl it’s being released on. It’s the kind of music that could just as easily get you up and...
Catfish and The Bottlemen // LIVE
We can’t help but wonder why Catfish and The Bottlemen are so successful. After all, there’s nothing new about a...
